France: dependency on oil imports 2005-2014

This statistic illustrates the change in the share of crude oil and petroleum product imports in France's domestic consumption from 2005 to 2014. We can observe that in 2013, this indicator amounted to almost 99 percent, meaning that almost the entire French domestic consumption of oil and petroleum products came from abroad.

Share of crude oil and petroleum product imports in the domestic consumption of France from 2005 to 2014

Characteristic	Share of imports in oil consumption
2014	98.5%
2013	99%
2012	97.8%
2011	98%
2010	97.7%
2009	97.6%
2008	97.6%
2007	97.9%
2006	98.4%
2005	99.3%

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Release date

August 2016

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France

Survey time period

2005 to 2014

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The source adds the following information: "Energy dependence shows the degree of dependence of an economy on imports to in order to cover its energy needs. The indicator is defined as the ratio of net imports to the sum of gross domestic energy consumption and reservoirs. "

To access the source of data on oil dependence, follow the link to the Eurostat source and select "Crude oil and petroleum products" in the pop-up menu at the top of the data table.

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